Poll: Should Michael O'Leary's 'head roll' over Ryanair's cancellation 'cock-up'?
The airline boss said he takes personal responsibility for the mess.
The manager of a Credit Union that owed €2m has been banned from senior financial roles
A liquidator was appointed to Rush Credit Union last November.
Ryanair's PR woes could spell 'long-term damage' with business travellers
Analysts say bad press could jeopardise the airline’s public image-improvement campaign.
COMPETITION: Win free exhibition space at the biggest careers event in the west
This is the chance to find your dream staff with a stand worth nearly €3,000 at Career Zoo West.
Take a guided tour of... LinkedIn's purpose-built Dublin office after months under wraps
The professional networking firm opens the doors to its new European HQ today.
Norwegian Air says it's poached some 140 pilots from Ryanair
The Irish carrier plans to cancel up to 50 flights a day over the coming weeks.
'We won't let go': Irish Rail is convinced the long-delayed Dart Underground will go ahead
Peter Muldoon, the project head, says it would allow high-rise building in Dublin city.
Why Ireland should welcome the robots coming to 'take' our jobs
The next industrial revolution will have a wide-reaching impact on the workforce.
The pound's plunge is sending Irish 'tooth tourists' north of the border
The hotels lobby says it’s an example of how Brexit is disrupting the industry’s trade.
'It could be Dublin's Soho': Inside the row over the future of one market square
The Liberties’ Newmarket Square is primed for development – but some locals fear the outcome.
This Dublin startup is heading stateside to rub shoulders with finance's heavy-hitters
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile ID-Pal.
How Irish shoppers' online habits can teach retailers to make more sales
Getting customers onto your site is only part of the battle.
Samsung is confident Irish people will line up to buy its new €1,000 phone
The Note 8 is trying to atone for the sins of its predecessor, which was recalled due to a battery issue.
'I wanted to make something Irish. What I ended up bottling was the smell of failure'
After leaving school to work as a labourer, Karl Murray found his way into the aromatherapy business.
KFC's Irish franchise racked up multimillion-euro losses last year
The firm behind the fast-food outlets booked a big charge on its property portfolio.
Sorry, Michael O'Leary - you're a long way off being the best-paid Irish airline boss
Qantas’s Tallaght-raised chief Alan Joyce saw his pay package nearly double to €16.5m.
What this 'new luxury' store can teach brick-and-mortar retailers about savvy shop design
This entrepreneur delivers a masterclass in smart shop-floor aesthetics.
Irish-founded Swrve has raised more than €20m to expand further overseas
The company wants to open a number of new offices worldwide.
A job-hunter who said homosexuality was 'inclined to evil' has lost his discrimination case
Mark Savage claimed he was told to remove the line from his CV.
Nama could be 'repurposed' to become the state's housing developer
Leo Varadkar said the bad bank may ‘step in where the private sector has failed’.